The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-27
ISLAND LOCALS.

ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.
Messrs Castle d Cooke advertise fireworks
for sale.
[ Mr.. W. G. Ashley has been appointed
.tSeoTetary of the Board of Health.
Good news has come to town. Another adj
vance In sugar raises the price to size.
Reserved seats for the f. M. Clark Co 8
show are on sale at HOLSTERS Drug Store.
Mr., I. Wills has been appointed School
agent Tor Hama, IN place of Mr.. s. w. Kaai.
! The Cabinet has decided to convene the
, Legislature on Thursday, the Sd of Novem.
The certificates issued by the Board of
Education to teachers are hsndsome docu-
ments.
The Tax Appeal Boards for the different
Islands are named Ia an official advertise
ment to-day.
The post-oflics despatched for San Fran
cisco by the City of Sydney !, Al letters and
l.263 papers.
The fireworks subscribed for about town
will not be set off before the Opening of the
Legislature.
Mr.. Dickey was the Kinau's late passen
ger last week. He got aboard through a
cabin window.
A quantity of interesting news from the
other islands viii be found in the several
letters IN this issue.
There were twice as many applications for
lots IN the Nuuanu Valley as there were lots
TO supply the demand.
The smell on dark night at O'Clock in
the morning, near the Chinese Theater,
needs to be seen to be felt.
The Chaplain of the Conquest, Rev. Mr..
Onslow, read the lessons at the 7:3O Cathedral
services Sunday evening.
che Kaimiloa brought from Tutuila. a
~anoe, cut out of the trunk of tree. 1t was
sent as a present to the King.
School street is getting the benefit of re-
form. The Supervisor is macadamizlng the
street from Nuuanu to Punchbowl.
Notice is given by Messrs. Bishop d Co.
that interest will cease Dec. 1st on deposits
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"
The coffee crop is well advanced in Kona.
Picking has Just commenced The orange
crop THIS season Is going to be small.
Mr.. a. Barnes has been appointed by the
Board Of Education as School Agent for
MallU n IN place of Mr.. ]. w. Kalua.
Some men-of-war's men gave concert in
the cells between midnight and morning Fri
day, displaying tirstrate vocal powers.
1t is not birth that makes the true Ameri-
can nowadays. 1t is berth, a nice, easy poll
teal berth.-Omaha World. Hawaiian ditto.
Out of respect to the memory of the late
Prince Edward, there was no band con-
cert Saturday afternoon or Monday evening.
Messrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger d Co. give
notice of intention to foreclose a mortgage
given them by the Waimea Sugar Mill Com
pany.
Blank CONSERVATION settled on the faces
of some HonUlnluans Monday week when the
word passed round that 314 more Chinese
had arrived.
Fort Street School has had further addi-
tons of pupils since the opening this term.
The study of Latin and French will be intro
GGced this term.
Tremendous activity prevails in numbering
peratlons about Puget Sound. Mills are
running over time to supply the demands of
the California markets.
Col. ii. Thompson received the pleasant
news by the Australia that his son Percy w.
was promoted to be second lieutenant on
the U. 5. revenue cutter Dallas.
Ladies, children and others crowded the
Opera House, Saturday afternoon, at the
matinee of the All Stars, and unbounded de-
light was evinced at the performance.
"
A society item in a San Francisco paper of
the oth stated that Miss Valerie Hickethier
of Oakland, would leave for Honolulu by
sailing vessel the following Saturday.
Honolulu has the boss flag decorator. as
every one must admit who took the trouble
to inspect Mr.. J. L. Whites handword on
the walls of the old Armory, Friday even ing
-Four men deserted from the Z. S. F.S.
Nandalia Friday. Being promptly re-
ported at the Police Station Officer Hopkins
sailed forth and apprehended two of the
derelicts.
George Hawkins and Joseph Silva in
the Police Court on Thursday were
committed to the Supreme Court for trial on
the charge of conspiracy Ito extort money
from T. i. Leslie).
A team from the Yandalia and a combina-
.fion team from the Juniata and Adams
played game of baseball Thursday at the
Makiki recreation grounds, when the Van
dalians won by Is to 1.
Rev. E. c. Oggel, late pastor of the Bethel
Union. addressed the Sunday afternoon
meeting in the Y. Nj. G. A. hall, San Fran
cisco, 1lth inst on Influence; or the Power
of Young Men for Good"
Mr.. p. McInerny, having returned from
the Coast the whole population may now be
well shod against the rainy season, besides
fitted with pumps for the gay and festive
floor. See his advertisement.
Rhe funeral services of the late Mrs. C. w.
Bart, who died on Saturday, took place on